Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle.The latest application filed is for "method of manufacturing a concrete element".

Company Profile

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Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle - Saint Quentin Fallavier FR
Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle - Chassieu N/A FR
Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle - Avon FR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method for manufacturing a pre-fabricated photovoltaic construction element Grant 10,882,213 - Horgnies , et al. January 5, 2	2021-01-05
Method Of Manufacturing A Concrete Element App 20200276729 - HORGNIES; Matthieu ; et al.	2020-09-03
Green Construction Element And Method For The Production Thereof App 20180310488 - LECOMTE; Gilles ; et al.	2018-11-01
Method For Manufacturing A Pre-fabricated Photovoltaic Construction Element App 20180257260 - HORGNIES; Matthieu ; et al.	2018-09-13
Hydraulic binder and hydraulic composition comprising same Grant 10,011,526 - Bost , et al. July 3, 2	2018-07-03
Novel Hydraulic Binder And Hydraulic Composition Comprising Same App 20170355641 - BOST; Pascal ; et al.	2017-12-14
Photovoltaic Concrete, Its Method Of Manufacture And Construction Element Including Such A Concrete App 20170141719 - HORGNIES; Matthieu ; et al.	2017-05-18
Use of a concrete-based element for treatment of gases and volatile compounds Grant 8,888,894 - Dubois-Brugger , et al. November 18, 2	2014-11-18
Treatment compositions for fresh concrete or mortar surfaces which offer improved adhesion capacity and water retention power Grant 8,258,228 - Mosquet , et al. September 4, 2	2012-09-04
Use Of A Concrete-based Element For Treatment Of Gases And Volatile Compounds App 20120204719 - Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle ; et al.	2012-08-16
Compositions for curing mortar or concrete mixtures, ensuring water retention (during setting), and method therefor Grant 8,092,589 - Mosquet , et al. January 10, 2	2012-01-10
Demoulding composition Grant 8,080,103 - Venon , et al. December 20, 2	2011-12-20
Treatment Compositions for Fresh Concrete or Mortar Surfaces Which Offer Improved Adhesion Capacity and Water Retention Power App 20100210776 - Mosquet; Martin ; et al.	2010-08-19
Compositions For Curing Mortar Or Concrete Mixtures, Ensuring Water Retention (during Setting), And Method Therefor App 20100129671 - Mosquet; Martin ; et al.	2010-05-27
Demoulding Composition App 20100107928 - Venon; Stephane ; et al.	2010-05-06
Treatment compositions for fresh concrete or mortar surfaces which offer improved adhesion capacity and water retention power Grant 7,612,157 - Mosquet , et al. November 3, 2	2009-11-03
Use of dispersants to improve the retention of fluidity of concrete App 20060266977 - Dubois-Brugger; Isabelle ; et al.	2006-11-30
Treatment compositions for fresh concrete or mortar surfaces which offer improved adhesion capacity and water retention power App 20060100341 - Mosquet; Martin ; et al.	2006-05-11
Compositions for curing mortar or concrete mixtures ensuring water retention (during setting) and method therefor App 20050223948 - Mosquet, Martin ; et al.	2005-10-13

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